Places of worship
ST BOTOLPH & ST JOHN THE BAPTIST, CROXTON KERRIAL
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Please click here to view the full Children's Trail created for Great Unitarian Chapel, Leicester created by The Arts Society Volunteers
GREAT MEETING UNITARIAN CHAPEL TRAIL FOR CHILDREN
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Please click here to view the full Children's Trail created for Great Unitarian Chapel, Leicester created by The Arts Society Volunteers
St Bartholomew's, Haslemere
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A trail was completed at St Bartholmews, Haslemere in January 2018. Local School Children enjoyed exploring this exciting trail.
Places of Worship Sample Questions
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Sample Questions-
Look up at the nave roof. There are a number of carved stone corbels supporting the roof timbers. What do the different carvings look like they might be?
There is only a small amount of stained glass left in the church. Look for it at the top of two windows. What different colours can you see?
If you would like to get involved in Trails of Discovery please email- volunteering@theartssociety.org
St Eustachius
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St John the Baptist Church, Colsterworth
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Children enjoyed learning about the font at St John the Baptist, Colsterworth where Sir Isaac Newton was baptised. His family lived in Woolsthorpe Manor less than a mile from the church.
St Peter and St Paul, Godalming
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1st Godalming Brownies had fun on Tuesday 14th November at the launch of a Children’s Trail for the Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul devised by The Arts Society Guildford.
The trail leads children between the ages of 8 and 12 around the church using a simple map, asking them to answer questions, find items, count, read and draw as they go. The aim is to help children notice art, architecture and furnishings and to appreciate the community and national history these beautiful buildings are a part of.
The evening ended with a discussion about what the Brownies had learned through the trail, plus stickers and cakes for all. Copies of the trail and detailed answers will be available at the church for any future groups or individual visitors.